Year/Period |
1956 |
Maker |
LEITZ |
Country |
Germany |
Signature |
Ernst Leitz / Wetzlar // 495981 |
Category |
Microscopes |
Optical 1 |
Compound |
Optical 2 |
Achromatic |
Size of the box (h x w x d) |
41.5 × 26.5 × 25.7 cm |
Size of the microscope (h x w x d) |
39.5 × 14 × 20.5 cm |
Donated by |
F. Arnold, Zwolle, the Netherlands |
Inventory number |
SM 451 |
This microscope has been donated to the Foundation by Frans Arnold. Frans was the first lecturer in chemistry at the Thomas More College, the Hague (1960-1969), where he used this microscope. In addition and afterwards he worked for the KNCV and Radboud University as a course didacticist and innovator of chemistry education and from 2004-2010 under the auspices of the SLO in Enschede.
Compound achromatic microscope, binocular tube, type ´Universal´
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1950-1960
Compound non-achromatic microscope
ONBEKEND/UNKNOWN
ca. 1870
Compound achromatic microscope, ‘Standard GFL’
ZEISS
1955-1960
Compound non-achromatic microscope after Culpeper
ONBEKEND/UNKNOWN
1790-1820
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